I don't know if this has been pointed:
So yeah, kids under 7 are not supposed to watch 3D movies or games, so they have the excuse to make this device, after all parents don't give a flying butt about "design" and "aesthetics" they just want the cheapest pokemon machine avalible.
I don't know about other states but tablet and gaming system are banned in the schools of my area, the have to drop them in the principal's office.
Mono speaker.
Stereo camera.
PLEASE UNDERSTAND.
I actually like the look of it. Never been a 3D fan and being cheaper is great. Mono sound is awful though...
I still think this GIF needs to be reposted every page:
It looks incredibly ergonomic for adult hands, and quite durable.
whats the screen size?
What a thing to wake up to.
Is this going to be thrown into its own category in NPD, or will it count toward 3DS sales?
I play it lots, don't see it. It has a couple of "special" 3D things like on clouds or inside tunnels to get gold medals, but really is not hard to get around those.Super Mario 3D Land.
With 3D off, you are at a direct disadvantage.
The white one is beautiful.
What.
Well, I'm certainly listening to this madman! If only they'll get the game pricing right too - £19.99/£24.99 and they'll be golden.Looks like a great product.
It's a clear attempt to head off a worrying trend--younger and younger kids wanting tablets and their parents obliging, combined with cheaper and cheaper quality tablets like the Nexus 7 and iPad Mini. There are 3 year olds who are playing iPad games right now. I know this is shocking for people who are 18-22 but when your friends start having kids, it's amazing. The kids are illiterate but figure out how to unlock it, launch the games they want, and play them. And sometimes even purchase.
This is about recapturing those kids. And also their parents--although parents are worried about kids breaking or scratching, that worry evaporates a little more with each passing month that tablets become more ubiquitous and accepted. This is Nintendo adopting more of the tablet form factor and lowering the cost of entry, and since young kids aren't supposed to use the 3D anyway no harm no foul (doesn't hurt that it's not a selling point).
They still face extreme barriers in terms of software pricing and the way the app market has disrupted it, as well as software variety issues... and I'd also add that even a kid can figure out that two cheap screens and a stylus ain't the same as one beautiful continuous screen with finger power, but I think it's a good move by Nintendo.
I expected to be quoted for crow or posterity after the reaction "what an ugly pile of shit" crowd calms down a little
this!It looks incredibly ergonomic for adult hands, and quite durable.
You should have tried playing games on those 3DSs you sold. They have some good ones I hear.
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The Nintendo 2DS is perfect for people who found both opening the 3DS and turning off the 3D too difficult
They should just create Pokemon bundles and see those stock prices rise.
I can't understand putting a 3D camera on it to take pictures you can't see!!
Same as original style 3DS.
Someone posted the fact-sheet a little higher up, re-posting for reasons:
There's a grand total of one game that uses 3D for anything other than visuals. It's simply not an issue.
I think this is the canniest thing Nintendo's done in years. Hell, it may be looked back on as the 3DS's DS Lite moment.
I still think this GIF needs to be reposted every page:
It looks incredibly ergonomic for adult hands, and quite durable.
This has to be a fucking joke......... right?
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